Hot rolled flat steel — Anti-Dumping Duty in Türkiye

Hot rolled flat steel: 487 records listed for 6 origins and 87 HS codes — China, Japan, Russia, India, European Union, Korea, South. Rate text, legal reference and published expiry date.

China

85 records (all within their published expiry date)

Japan

85 records (all within their published expiry date)

Russia

85 records (all within their published expiry date)

India

84 records (all within their published expiry date)

European Union

74 records (all within their published expiry date)

Korea, South

74 records (all within their published expiry date)

Other measures recorded under the same HS codes

A single HS code can be subject to more than one measure at the same time — an anti-dumping duty and a safeguard measure can both apply to the same import. The records below share HS codes with this product.

Source and disclaimer

The records on this page are compiled from the measures-in-force list published by the Turkish Ministry of Trade; last synchronised on 2026-08-07. The binding texts are the notifications and decrees published in the Official Gazette.

Source and scope of responsibility: the records in this directory are compiled from the "measures in force" lists published by the Ministry of Trade of the Republic of Türkiye (T.C. Ticaret Bakanlığı) — a dated anti-dumping and countervailing measures file together with a separate safeguard measures file that carries no date in its name — and were last synchronised on 07.08.2026; communiqués and decisions published after that date do not yet appear here. This is a reference copy prepared for information only. Logistivo is not an official source, not an official enquiry system and not an approved or endorsed register, and nothing here is legal, tax or customs brokerage advice or a binding tariff ruling. The only binding texts are the communiqués on the prevention of unfair competition in imports and the Presidential Decisions on safeguard measures published in the Official Gazette (Resmî Gazete), together with the Ministry of Trade's own published lists; every record here carries its Official Gazette date and number so that you can verify it at source. Four limits are worth restating. First, scope: this directory covers only anti-dumping duties, countervailing duties and safeguard measures — surveillance (including valuation surveillance), additional customs duty, quantitative restrictions, tariff-rate quotas and other trade policy measures are outside it, and the absence of a record here is not evidence that no other measure or financial obligation applies to your import. Second, measures change as new communiqués and decisions are published, so figures and records are accurate only as at the synchronisation date shown. Third, a match on a tariff code is not by itself proof that a measure applies, because the product description in the communiqué governs — and equally, a declared end date that has passed is not proof that a duty has stopped. Fourth, rates shown as a range depend on the exporting firm, and the firm-level rate lists are not part of this dataset. This page does not decide, for any specific consignment, that a measure applies or does not apply, or how much you will pay. Before preparing a customs declaration or committing to a purchase order, confirm the current position from the Official Gazette and with your customs broker; where the scope is genuinely doubtful, the Ministry of Trade's Directorate General of Imports and Directorate General of Customs can be asked.